“On his vibey debut album ‘times’, SG Lewis was a one-man-disco-machine longing for clubs to reopen. For its follow-up, he’s got a studio band together to build a record that transcends dancefloors and instead shoots for stadium heights. “I wanted to test myself further and see what I was capable of,” he told NME last year. Calling on his musician friends to perform live keys, bass, and guitar, th”
“The second album from the UK pop producer is pleasant and anonymous, all good vibes and cabana jams.”
